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For the first time, a significant loss at the base of the marine food web has been detected. The Scottish research vessel Capepod reported the findings in equatorial waters of the Atlantic Ocean. It’s a disturbing discovery, but first a look at the marine food web, starting with the lowest organisms: (1) phytoplankton - plant-like
Speaking is that you're getting higher wind speeds, more rainfall, and you're having kind of this force that's being fed by warmer seas gain speed and gain intesty and push water onto land with much more destructive power. >> i see you shaking your head there, mike. i've got to ask you because you chased storms for a very long time, and obviously there have always been hurricanes. but when you see the devastation that left the bahamas, what is the link you see between warming oceans, temperatures, and the strength of these hurricanes? >> right. well, this is what i do know, don. hurricanes are...